The header provides a view of Baltimore in 1872. At the center is the monument for George Washington began July 4, 1815 and completed in 1829. It stands 178 feet tall with General Washington holding his commission from...
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John Woodhull, Think Deeply, But Speak Plainly
The first annual meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (PCUSA) convened in 1789 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The third assembly, the one that John Woodhull was the...
N. L. Rice, Persistent Defender of Doctrine
Nathan Lewis was born December 29, 1807 in Garrard County, Kentucky to Gabriel and Phebe (Garrett) Rice. The family lived on a farm where the household struggled to make ends meet as did many rural families. Nathan...
Catalog of Parker Society Series on the English Reformation 55 Volumes
The header image shows a house in Chester, England built in 1652. It is said the reason “God’s Providence is Mine Inheritance” was written on the bressummer is because the family that lived within the house survived a...
Jubilee Celebration of American Independence, July 4, 1826
In this year of the 250th anniversary of the United States it is appropriate to remember the jubilee anniversary celebrated two-hundred years ago in 1826. A committee, headed by the mayor of what was at the time called...
Jonas Coe, Pastor & Home Missionary
Jonas was born to Hannah (Halstead) and John Coe on March 20, 1759 in New Hampstead, New York. He was a grandson of Samuel Coe who had emigrated from Suffolkshire, England to the American colonies about 1712. One...







